I saw this store pop up in my Yelp feed, and since I'm starting to look for Halloween costumes--and…read moreI'm always open to finding a great deal on something vintage--I decided to stop by on a Sunday afternoon.
First, parking was easy! There is parking in the back and along the side, as well as street parking, so you shouldn't have to worry too much about finding a spot.
As soon as I walked into the vintage clothing store, I was greeted right away by someone who I believe was either the owner or manager. I started browsing and immediately noticed a lot of colorful, vibrant vintage pieces from the '60s and '70s. But don't let that fool you--there are definitely some hidden designer treasures mixed in!
As I went through the racks, I started checking the labels and spotted Vera Wang, BCBG, Rachel Roy, Burberry, Ralph Lauren, and several other recognizable brands. So take your time and look through everything--you never know what you're going to find! One of the gentlemen working there also told me they typically get new arrivals every Monday or Tuesday, which is definitely good to know.
Now, ladies, there is a secret surprise in the back! They have an entire little area dedicated to vintage wedding gowns. It looks like a mini bridal boutique and is absolutely worth checking out if you're looking for something unique. I also noticed someone doing some sewing while I was there, so it may be worth asking whether alterations or repairs are available.
They have a fitting room and plenty of mirrors throughout the store. The jewelry selection was a little more limited, but there was so much clothing to browse that I didn't mind. One important thing to know: payment is cash or Venmo, so come prepared. And bring your own shopping bag--I forgot mine, but you know how that goes!
At checkout, I was told about their sister store next door, so of course I had to check that out too. Great service and a great vibe there as well! There were plenty of people browsing, and this location is more focused on vintage furniture, home items, and appliances, although they do have some clothing too. Everything was neatly organized, and both stores were clean and easy to shop.
During Labor Day weekend, the clothing store even had a $5 sale section, which made the treasure hunt even better!
Definitely visit BOTH locations. And when you go to the second store, don't forget to head outside and check the back area because there is even more furniture out there.
If you enjoy vintage shopping, designer treasure hunting, unique furniture, or simply discovering something unexpected, both stores are worth the trip. I highly recommend stopping by--and give yourself enough time to really look around!